Houthis claim Saudi Arabia struck Yemen's Aden, killing 17, as attacks on Saudi airports and infrastructure escalate. The group has targeted three airports, including Riyadh's, and energy installations, warning of further strikes.
Yemen's Houthis renewed warnings against using Riyadh's airport after it resumed operations, calling it a 'military target.' The airport was previously suspended following an attack in October that killed 13. The group has been launching ballistic missiles and drones at Saudi targets, intensifying pressure in the broader conflict.
Saudi Arabia has expanded its military role in Yemen, launching strikes against Houthis and supporting a government counteroffensive after the group seized Red Sea territory in September. The Houthis have been accused of attacking Saudi airports, ports, and oil installations, turning the kingdom into a key pressure point in the war.
The Houthis have accused Saudi Arabia of strikes that killed 17, prompting renewed attacks. The conflict has led to heightened tensions, with both sides escalating military actions and diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the situation.